Question

"What technology is used to assure that the logical block addressing on a solid state drive does not always address the same physical blocks, in order to distribute write operations?"

Answer 1

Answer:

Wear leveling is the correct answer of this question.

Explanation:

Wear leveling is the technique used to ensure the same physical blocks are not necessarily addressed by the logical block addressing on a solid state drive. In this way, distribution of the writing operations is the right order.

Wear leveling is a method used in consistent-state storage (Sd cards) and USB hard drives, and in process-change memory, to enhance the shelf life of other kinds of acrylic disk storage devices.The idea is to allocate coding on all sheets of a Hdd literally equally, so that they wear equally.